personally have seen executives big wall street firms call up the pension manager at a big firm like cal pers and dump that loser guaranteed loser into that fund and that's the job of the pension manager at a place like helpers is to be compliant in a fraud being a toxic risk dump and so now they're saying you know our returns are terrible well yeah they're terrible because you're not you don't have access to winning trades you're only given the losing trades oh so you get a lever jump the for. to try to make up for that so what a wall street remedy they're going to triple down on the fraud and you know we're going to get to this next headline but just google out there google cowper's. bear stearns c.e.o.'s credit default obligations they've got a large debt obligations so cowper's during that period of 20082008 so read that and you can see where risk goes to die again risk dice in your pension fund dies in your municipality guys where it's going to her harm the most people right spread out across the peasantry away from the top 0 point one percent and that is this really is a staggering stat

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cal train will increase service starting tomorrow in response to the easing of restrictions. it will now run 70 trains every weekday up from the current 42. this will allow for three trains per hour during the height of the commute. cal train is going to use a skip stop system for limited service trains, meaning fewer stops to cut down on times. >> just ahead, you'll want to watch where you park in san francisco. what the city will start enforcing for the first time since the shelter-in-place order took effect. >>> and get ready for much warmer weather this week. drew touma is up next. >>> coming up in sports, the cal bear finds at walgreens, we know summer may look different this year. luckily, we are right around the corner with safer ways to shop so you can enjoy the moments you do make. like making sure you have pool toys the whole family can try out. ♪ and never running out of sunscreen before playing in the yard. and if you do spend the day indoors, always have enough snacks. this summer, walgreens is making shopping safer, with touchless pay and drive thru pick up, so you can keep your summer going. walgreens morekawa. >>> welcome back. for the first time in three mon

cal train is increasing its service in response to the easing of coronavirus restrictions. it will now run 70 trains every weekday, that is up from 42. this will allow for three trains per hour during the height of the commute. cal train will use askip/stop system meaning that fewer stops to cut done on trip times. >>> and now the latest in atlanta after the police killing of 27-year-old ray shard brooks. a new autopsy report riled his death a homicide after being shot twice in the back by police. the two officers claim that brooks was asleep in aivth thene arrest after failing a sobriety test. >> take a >> i don't want to refuse anything. >> he grabbed the officer's taser and one officer is fired and the othered a minl straight difference leave. the police union is saying that the decisions were made without due process. and atlanta's police chief also resigned over the weekend. this morning the wife of rayshard brooks is speaking with gma. >> my little children can feel that their father is not answering to daddy, daddy, where is daddy? i feel like i'm a statistic, like i'm stuck being a single black parent. they took something from me. >> the sdrukdistrict attorney w

. >> we provide a market match so we match up to $10 for cal fresh card holders for free fruits and vegetables perhelp spread the joy to communities because they kind of view this as their time out of the house especially right now. this is like their grocery trip and they get to see all their friends while doing it. >> they should do this everywhere. it is like delivery only you get to pick out your own stuff. >> the truck is subsidized by foundation grants and community donations to help keep prices affordable. we have a schedule where the truck stops at abc7news.com. >>> thanks for joining us for ab where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor

. >> as more people start to rurm to work, cal trains ridership is creeping back up. in a drop at 1,500 people pert the height of it, 1300 people are now riding each day. they're up to running if i trains each weekday. riders and staff are required to wear face coverings on board. >>> b.a.r.t. will share charts with commuters to give them a better idea of how they can socially dibls while they ride the system. officials will use data collected from b.a.r.t.'s fair gates to determine where people enter and exit the system. that information will show commuters how many have been in each car on average, along different routes during specific times of the day. b.a.r.t. will update that information weekly and commuters can find it job line or via social media. >>> all right. big news out of silicon valley. the man often dubbed the mayor of silicon valley who helped bring barr and affordable housing has landed a new job. the long time control of of the silicon valley leadership group who stepped down six months ago is joining bloom energy of san jose. and carl joins us live now to discuss his new role a

per hour. they want drivers to slow down. the crash remains under investigation. >>> cal fire units across our state are training hundreds of newson over crews to help battle wildfires this year. in placer county a team of 30 recruits are in the middle of a week long training exercise were 120 acres will burn. this allows recruits to practice skills like fire lines safety, rescues, and emt skills. the training will last for two weeks. joining us now to talk about the training and the threats we are facing during the up coming wild fire season we are joined by division chief jonathan cox. always good to have you on here. let's start with the training happening across the state. you typically bring on hundreds of seasonal firefighters. how do you make sure they are ready for what will be a challenging fire season? >> thank you for having me. we are hiring firefighters across the state of california. we higher in waves. we are in the last phase of that wave of hiring. that is the bolster forces for the wildland fires that we are starting to see all across california due to warmer weather. these firefighters go through hundreds of

per room in the dorms. >> there's definitely maybe something to missing out on the experience of having a roommate in that additional dorm. >> both cal and stanford admit the plans could change rapidly if there's a second or third wave of covid-19. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> as the bay area reopens many of you may be wondering about the risk of doing certain things like visiting friends or hosting a dinner party. well, abc 7 news has you covered in our newest interactive digital tool called the risk commentator. three medical experts rated the same scenarios allowing you to compare answers. if you want to take the quiz just go to our website abc7news.com or the abc 7 news app. >>> protesters in walnut creek marched to the mayors home last night but what is next for the black lives matter movement in the city? there have been at least three other protests there since the beginning of the month. one business owner is now suggesting a different way to support the cause. renaming a street black lives matter way. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live in walnut creek thhis sto. orhe bonanza street here in walnut creek. it was nam

per hour. faster and higher than cal fire's aging fleet of hueys built in the 1960s.fancy flying machine can literally fly itself. >> couple up to my autopilot with altitude, air speed, and i can put in a couple of weigh points, and it will fly back. >> reporter: the new fire hawk can haul 12 firefighters. with a built-in hoist, it's always ready for rescues. >> we've had heat exposures, we've had firefighters step in a hole, and those holes actually are burning underneath them. he gets third-degree burns on his legs. now we can immediately go into our rescue operation. >> reporter: but this type of security and technology isn't cheap. >> they're around $24 million each. >> reporter: cal fire's senior chief of aviation says they have ordered 12. >> we have the largest aerial fire-fighting fleet in the world. our intent in california is to have an aircraft on any fire in california within 20 minutes. >> reporter: because in a state where fires consume entire communities, seconds matter. >> something like i'd never seen before. and all of us just looked at each other in

cal fire called out several trucks and crews to the scene and what feels like an overwhelming response. i joked that they had one truck percre burned. firefighters did keep the fire contained and away from the home. they hope it serves as a reminder for the rest of us. >> it is absolutely fire season. we're nearing fourth of july, starting to see a lot of fireworks cause fire. we're asking the public to remember all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county, even the safe and sane. we'd like to not have that. fires start quickly. we've had full consumption of the fuel behind us. >> reporter: no one in the mobile home park was hurt. a couple of people did leave to get away from the smoke. pg&e says that the power is still out for 150 people. i was talking to a guy who says he's here from cal fire and it won't be until later in the day until they get their power on. no cause determined. they're going to be out here for a number of hours to make sure nothing flares back up. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you. >>> governor newsom heads to contra costa county today to outline a plan designed to kee

cal fire had to call out several trucks to the scene in what feels like an overwhelming response. the battalion chief had one truck percre burned. the firefighters kept it contained from the homes and they hope the small fire serves as a reminder for the rest of us. >> it is fire season. we're starting to see fireworks cause fires and we're asking people to remember that all fireworks are illegal. we'd like to not have that out here in the wild land environment. as you can see behind us the fire starts quickly. we're here in the middle of the night and have had full consumption of fuel behind us. >> reporter: no one was hurt. a few people did leave to get away from the smoke. power has been shut off to 150 people in the park. pg&e is working on restoring that. cal fire doesn't know what caused the fire. they've been out here for several hours and expect them to be out here well into the morning doing mopup just to make sure nothing flares back up because there are fuels and it will be another hot day. >> people are very thankful for them this morning. >>> we want to continue our coverage of the coronavirus. in the pas

per room in the dorms. >> there is definitely something maybe to missing out on the experience of having a roommate in that initial dorm. >> reporter: both cal and stanford admit, the plans could change rapidly if there is a second or third wave of covid-19. cornell bernard. abc7 news. >>> health is one of the areas we focus on at abc7 as we work to build a better bay area. our region is the central of biotech research. a small number labs has been making synthetic elements of the covid-19 rirs to allow researchers to develop treatments and vaccines. david louie takes us inside a lab in newark that has already touched your life if you've been tested for the virus. >> reporter: if you're a sign or researcher, this is probably where you turn to get a sample of the covid-19 virus. has the by a over tech lab that took genetic code first provided by chinese scientists to produce synthetic versions of proteins in genes so they can begin to work on vaccines and therapeutic drugs. >> we don't need to ship the whole virus around. it makes it a lot faster and safer and more fish. >> reporter: in just five days, the scientists took this code to create

cals we did do outreach to. once we make the recommendation, we have to follow the letter of the law. we can only make a recommendation purr the administrative -- perde requirements and then it would be under your authority to expand or add any other periodicals that you wish. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. so your suggestion today is to vote no on item number 1, so we can reopen the bid again and then place the item on the agenda for the date after we have heard from, solicited from other publications, is that correct? >> correct. >> supervisor fewer: okay. i think it is important we follow up on item number 2. that is our main advertiser. so let's do this. seeing no one else in the queue, let's open up items 1 and 2 for public comment, please. >> yes, madame chair. operation is checking to see if there are callers in the queue. operation, please let us know if there are callers ready. please press star 3 to be added to the queue. if you're on hold, wait until the system indicates you have been muted. is there any callers who wish to comment on items 1 and 2? >> yes, i have one caller in the queu queue. >> supervisor fewer: welcome, caller. >> he

cals we did do outreach to. once we make the recommendation, we have to follow the letter of the law. we can only make a recommendation purr the administrative -- per the administrative code requirements and then it would be under your authority to expand or add any other periodicals that you wish. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. so your suggestion today is to vote no on item number 1, so we can reopen the bid again and then place the item on the agenda for the date after we have heard from, solicited from other publications, is that correct? >> correct. >> supervisor fewer: okay. i think it is important we follow up on item number 2. that is our main advertiser. so let's do this. seeing no one else in the queue, let's open up items 1 and 2 for public comment, please. >> yes, madame chair. operation is checking to see if there are callers in the queue. operation, please let us know if there are callers ready. please press star 3 to be added to the queue. if you're on hold, wait until the system indicates you have been muted. is there any callers who wish to comment on items 1 and 2? >> yes, i have one caller in the queu queue. >> supervisor fewer: